Mass Effect veteran's new sci-fi RPG Exodus introduces an alien race, and they're so hardcore they put the Krogans to shame

Concept art of the Arkavir, a bulky alien race from Exodus with sharp and scaley skin.
(Image credit: Archetype Entertainment)

Exodus has just unveiled a new alien speci💮es who sound hardcore enough to go toe-to-toe with Mass Effect's Krogan.

If you've never heard of Exodus before, that comparison wasn't just my attempt at pitting two unrelated sci-fi worlds against each other to appease the SEO Gods. Exodus is the debut game from Archetype Entertainment, which was co-founded by some senior Mass Effect talent and former BioWare higher-ups James 📖Ohlen and Chad Robertson, and the similarities aren't easy to ignore from there.

They're both action-RPGs with a big emphasis on choice, though this time your decisions will 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:ripple across the decades and even centuries thanks to some time-dilating weirdness. 澳洲幸运5开奖🐼号码历史查询:Exodus also has a No꧑rmandy-type hub area, this time in the form of an entire city. And both have their on take on 𝔍a super gruff, super tragic, super bulky alien life form.

In a new , Archetype Entertainment introduced the Arkavir, a hulking "bioengineered" race with sharp and scaley skin. They were apparently designed by galactic overseers called the Celestials to extract rare materials from normally uninhabitable planets "wreathed in toxic storms, scorched by radiation, and crushed under relentless gravity." To that end, the Arkavir can withstand "acid rains that melt flesh, heat so searing it ignites air into fire, cold so deep it shatters bone." I told you: hardcore. So, they're just as frightening as ♏they are tragic, also not unlike the Krogan.

The postꦇ features a few pieces of concept art of the Arkavir, who all vary in size and shape since all of those blistering winds and scorching deserts impact how they look. They're still unmistakably terrifying, though.

While we wait for a release date, why not play some of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best RPG games available right now, instead?

Kaan freelances for various websites including Rock Paper Shotgun, Eurogamer, and this one, Gamesradar. He par💧ticularly enjoys writing about spooky indies, throwback RPGs, and anything that's vaguely silly. Also has an English Literature and Film Studies degree that he'll soon forget.

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